Atodrick, or AJ as his nickname, had a good day at the showcase. Coming into it, he was determined to do well and I could see his level of focus was locked in from the start. As a dual-threat quarterback, AJ looked strong throughout the agility circuit, as you would expect him to. AJ does a good job of throwing on the run, outside of the pocket, and he looked smooth doing that in that portion of the individual period. AL Brown returns a number of important starters this season and should be the early favorite to win their conference. AJ is certainly a big reason why.

Atodrick, or AJ, had a great season last year as a dual-threat player from the quarterback position. AJ has some nice agility and vision as a runner, as well as the speed to run away from you in the open field. As a passer, AJ makes the right decision more times than not, and has the special ability to put a team on his back on any given Friday Night. The biggest thing I love flat out about AJ is his production – he’s probably one of top producing quarterbacks in terms of yardage and touchdowns in the state last season. That merits some serious consideration for the 704 Junior Bowl team.

I just wrote about A’todrick’s (or AJ as is his nickname) performance at the CFI Carolinas Winter Showcase. He looked good with physical traits and speed there, and those attributes were on full display this past season as a dynamic dual-threat QB for the AL Brown Wonders. Passing for over 1200 yards and rushing for nearly 700 with 27 total touchdowns is some really impressive stuff. I’m excited to see what AJ does in his senior year, as he has some good skill talent returning with him for the Wonders as well.